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by joanro on 14 September 2016 - 17:09
Soros drops hillery's puppet strings...https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gCx0x0rigeQ&feature=youtube_gdata_player
by Noitsyou on 14 September 2016 - 20:09
There are no more communists. Well, maybe in Cuba or North Korea, but in the West communism is a dead idea. Even China has tycoons and captains of industry. Communism in the West died once it became a movement of the bourgeoisie.
In the interests of kindness I have to say that if you are actually sitting alone all day watching propaganda videos on Youtube that you might want to seriously examine what your life is. Youtube is not the only window to the world.
by joanro on 14 September 2016 - 20:09
You are absolutely wrong on all counts of your post. As for me watching 'propaganda videos all day long', you're too dim witted to deserve a response.
And if you believe there are no communists left in the world, you are living in a bubble and have had any ability to understand the real world stamped out of your brain....and you are incapable of any kindness...you're just a worker for your masters.
Below is a 2005 article, that the author did not foresee the gates of Africa open after Gadafi regime was destroyed by hilery. And they didnt know that the 'world without borders' would be resurected with free flow of millions of migrant populations from so many third world countries. Soros and his minions are ecstatic.
http://www.thesocialcontract.com/artman2/publish/tsc1601/article_1348.shtml
Communism failed because it was in essence tyrannical tyrannical because it stood the whole structure of human society on its head. Under communism, the people were subservient to the state, rather than the other way around. The state commanded and the people obeyed, and if they didn't they were likely to find themselves in the gulag, or worse. Under the seventy-year failed experiment known as communism there were no "people," only workers and servants of the state. And, though it never came to full fruition, communism promised ultimately a world without borders and without other distinctions.
At the dawn of the new century, there is a new utopianism that is raging across the planet, and within certain intellectual circles in this country including some with close ties to the current White House. Globalism is the latest ideology that promises to be the cure for humanity's every ill. A basic tenet of globalism is that for every problem there is a market-based solution, if only it were free to operate without constraints.
As in the failed communist experiment, there are no people in the utopian world envisioned by the globalist Bolsheviks, only workers and consumers who serve the almighty economy. Like the world promised by Marx and Lenin, the utopia promised by radical globalists will have no borders or other distinctions
by Noitsyou on 15 September 2016 - 01:09
"At the dawn of the new century, there is a new utopianism that is raging across the planet, and within certain intellectual circles in this country including some with close ties to the current White House. Globalism is the latest ideology that promises to be the cure for humanity's every ill. A basic tenet of globalism is that for every problem there is a market-based solution, if only it were free to operate without constraints.
As in the failed communist experiment, there are no people in the utopian world envisioned by the globalist Bolsheviks, only workers and consumers who serve the almighty economy. Like the world promised by Marx and Lenin, the utopia promised by radical globalists will have no borders or other distinctions."
If you agree with what you posted then you agree with me because what you posted, what I quoted above, is not communism but capitalism. It even says as much. Do you even know what free market means? Under communism the government strictly controls the economy, it doesn't allow it to "operate without constraints."
And I never said there were no more communists left. What I said is that communism is dead in the West because it was driven by the bourgeoisie. If you had any understanding of recent political history in Europe you would know what I'm talking about.

by Prager on 15 September 2016 - 02:09
As far as Marx go Marx and Lenin by definition advocated violence. Socialism by definition is dictatorship of stronger majority over minority only achievable by violence. According to their teachings socialism and subsequent communism are only achievable in violent way which they call Revolution. The reason for that is "redistribution of wealth" or as Obama calls it "spreading he wealth around" that no private owner of means of production, transportation, services and private property is not likely to give it up without fight. Leaders of such violent approach by necessity always are monsters. The level of monstrosity depends only on the power these so called leaders are wielding. More power - more monstrosity.

by Prager on 15 September 2016 - 02:09

by Prager on 15 September 2016 - 02:09
Noitsyou: Joan, "open" borders has zero to do with communism. It's about keeping a steady flow of cheap labor. TPP? You do know it's the left, you know, the ones you call commies who oppose it.
Hans: yet again Carlo is out of his depth. Socialist countries have had their own globalization called RVHP ( in Czech: Rada vzájemné hospodářské pomoci = Council for Mutual Economic Assistance) Which translated would be Soviet-era COMECON international trading system among socialist countries. Decades later EU operates basically on the same socialist principle designed by Marx.

by Prager on 15 September 2016 - 02:09
And that is what we see in today USA and EU. Control of economy by putting restrains on it.
by joanro on 15 September 2016 - 03:09
Evidently hilery flopped with her new book. Here are some comments by some readers....
The word "fascism" was coined in 1919 and was derived from the Italian word fasces, meaning “sticks.” In fascist Italy, “national and social unity was symbolized by the fasces themselves, the bound sticks being stronger together than individually.” The Mercury Dime was accused of fascism for containing the bound sticks and was replaced by the U.S. Mint during the height of World War II. As a Wellesley political science major, Hillary Clinton must have known this association when she chose the same book title as Benito Mussolini, “Stronger Together.” No thanks.

by GSD Admin on 15 September 2016 - 05:09
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